Sentence examples similar to I'd emulate that from inspiring English sources

Every time I got rolled up and chewed up and spit out in a wave, I would emulate the sound that was going through my head as I was being pounded all over the place.

Just ask Victoria's Secret Angel and Scoliosis Activist Martha Hunt, who had this to say about her personal battles with the condition, "scoliosis didn't stop me from succeeding in life and in my career, and I would like others to emulate that mentality". It's not everyday that you hear some of the top models in the fashion industry talking about scoliosis.

Current Cherries manager Eddie Howe, who played under Redknapp during his spell in charge at Portsmouth, would like to emulate that achievement and Redknapp holds the 36-year-old in high regard.

By using the existing venues, the current bid would seek to emulate that blueprint.

If you reflect on this who would want to emulate that kind of mindset?

Rodriguez would be seeking to emulate that victory as, like Clemens, he plans on fighting his case to the bitter end.

They would love to be able to emulate that, in which case it would be handy to reproduce balmy Adelaide evenings in Leeds as well.

"It would be some achievement to emulate that," Le Tissier said.

But to emulate that trick, China would need sustained double-digit growth to keep unemployment at bay.

Embolo may not be at the club long enough to emulate that, but it would be no surprise if he replicated the former achievement.

Even if Roy Keane were to prove himself the new Brian Clough, it would be all but impossible to emulate that level of success on the field.